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CIPS L4M3 (CIPS Commercial Contracting) Exam is a globally recognized certification that demonstrates an individual's proficiency in commercial contracting. L4M3 exam is designed for procurement professionals who are involved in negotiating and drafting commercial contracts on behalf of their organization. The CIPS L4M3 Exam covers a wide range of topics related to commercial contracting, including contract formation, contract negotiation, contract law, and contract management.

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CIPS Commercial Contracting Sample Questions (Q35-Q40):

NEW QUESTION # 35
Tony Campbell, a West Logistics Ltd (WLL) procurement manager, is working on a specification for a data storage solution. The current version of an Information Security Management standard (ISO 27001) has been identified as a suitable standard for potential suppliers to be certified to. What is the advantage to WLL of stipulating this type of standard within a product specification?

Answer: D

Explanation:
Referencing recognised international standards like ISO 27001 in specifications ensures that all potential suppliers understand and meet a uniform set of expectations regarding data security. This not only promotes consistency but also reduces the burden on the buyer to evaluate varied, incompatible approaches.
Reference:
CIPS L4M3 Commercial Contracting Study Guide, Chapter 2, Section 2.1.3 - Use of international and industry standards in specifications.


NEW QUESTION # 36
CMS Corp goes into a gainshare agreement with the contractor, EIP Ltd. Both parties agree that the final fee will be calculated on target cost - target fee basis. Which of the following will affect the final fee payable in this gainshare agreement? Select TWO that apply:

Answer: C,E

Explanation:
An incentive contract is a sub-segment of a fixed-price or cost-reimbursement contract when there are specific cost or time commitments that are desired for a project. The standard incentive contract will allow for a fixed price to be paid for work to be completed by a specific deadline and at a specific cost.
There are two major types of incentive contracts: Cost-plus-incentive fee and Fixed-price incentive (firm target) contracts. Both types have the same formula for calculating final fee and final price.
The target fee is the amount that will be paid if the actual costs (which can be proven) match the target costs The actual fee will be adjusted in proportion to the difference between the target cost and the actual cost. The usual calculation is:
Target fee + ((target cost - actual cost) x Supplier share) = final fee The final price then becomes:
Actual cost + final fee = final price
Reference:
LO 3, AC 3.3


NEW QUESTION # 37
A company needs to source a product from oversea. It wants to overcome technical barrier to cross-border trade by using standards in the specification. Which of the following is most likely to be incorporated into that specification?

Answer: B

Explanation:
Exporting enterprises must sometimes incur additional costs as they adapt their production to the changing legal requirements of the recipient country. Such requirements can thus create technical barriers to trade.
Discrepancies between product rules adopted by different countries can involve numerous aspects: weight, size, packaging, ingredients, mandatory labeling, shelf-life conditions, testing and certification procedures etc.
One way to overcome these barriers is to adopt international standards. Overseas companies may be more familiar with international standards without looking at specific regulations of importing countries.
Reference:
- What is a technical barrier to trade?
- CIPS study guide page 88-89
LO 2, AC 2.1


NEW QUESTION # 38
A procurement manager is preparing a long-term contract with a major supplier. She decides to use the variable pricing arrangement using price indices. The payment terms describe the circumstances and mechanism where the price is allowed to change. In order to successfully manage this type of contract, the buying organisation should have...?

Answer: A

Explanation:
There are several approaches to price adjustment for long-term contract. Describing circumstances and mechanism is one of them. Although this approach has some limitations, it is the best option. It relies on good market knowledge but provides the most equitable approach to satisfying the needs of the purchaser and the supplier.
Reference:
LO 3, AC 3.3


NEW QUESTION # 39
Maximum Score: 1
Which of the following are recognised procurement risks when entering into a fixed price contract with a supplier? Select TWO that apply.

Answer: B,C

Explanation:
In a fixed price contract:
* The price is agreed and stays fixed, regardless of changes in actual costs (unless a separate adjustment clause exists).
Key risks:
* If costs rise significantly (materials, labour, etc.), the supplier's profit is squeezed or wiped out and the supplier may default or fail to perform # (A) is a recognised risk.
* If costs fall, the supplier's actual cost base drops but the selling price is fixed, allowing the supplier to make excess or windfall profits # (D) is another recognised risk.
The other options:
* (B) Under a pure fixed price arrangement, the supplier is normally not entitled to claim for unforeseen additional costs unless expressly provided for.
* (C) An inflation-linked price is not truly "fixed"; that's a variable/indexed price mechanism.
* (E) A supplier may attempt legal action in some circumstances but "will sue if he makes a loss" is not a standard, defined procurement risk in fixed price contracts.
Reference: CIPS L4M3 Commercial Contracting - Pricing mechanisms: fixed price contracts and their risk allocation.


NEW QUESTION # 40
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